Cloud gaming just had its biggest holiday season ever, with a massive 45% year-over-year jump in usage. The surge is driven by Xbox Cloud Gaming, NVIDIA’s GeForce Now, and a wave of new, high-profile titles hitting the services.
A startling report shows one in three people in the UK are now using AI devices like ChatGPT for emotional support. This growing digital dependency is creating real-world consequences, from user withdrawal symptoms to critical safety risks.
AT&T’s CEO sent a blunt memo in August, doubling down on a five-day in-office model for 140,000 employees. The message reveals a deeper shift in the employer-employee contract that every company is facing.
OpenAI has rolled out a built-in app store for ChatGPT. The new directory lets users connect to and interact with third-party apps like Spotify, DoorDash, and Dropbox directly within a chat. Developers can now also submit their own apps for review and publication.
Imprint, a fintech that builds co-branded credit card programs, has raised $150 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. The round was led by Khosla Ventures, with participation from several top-tier VC firms.
A new report reveals a surprising common goal for CFOs across manufacturing, healthcare, and tech. They’re all focused on slashing the time it takes for revenue to become usable cash, a metric now seen as critical for business resilience. The path to get there, however, looks completely different on
The European Innovation Council, which manages a €10 billion ($10.7B) deeptech fund, has appointed a new 20-person board. The move comes as the organization announces it will begin funding dual-use defense technologies starting in early 2026 and emphasizes a new focus on scaling companies globally.
Samsung’s Camera app could be getting a major upgrade for photography enthusiasts. A leak suggests an upcoming One UI 8.5 beta may introduce manual white balance adjustment, a feature long present on rivals’ phones.
LG is jumping into the Dolby FlexConnect game with a new soundbar and speaker system called the Sound Suite. The tech lets you place speakers anywhere for a calibrated Atmos experience, and it’s coming to LG’s 2026 TVs.
Adobe is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging it used pirated books to train its SlimLM AI model. The case centers on the controversial Books3 dataset, which is at the heart of numerous other lawsuits against tech giants like Apple and Salesforce.
